Modismos en Inglés: Adivinanza 1

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Modismos en Inglés: Adivinanza 1Versión en línea Descubre el modismo correcto. por Rocio 1 Having great success which seems likely to continue. Pistas 1 Imagine you’re playing a game and you keep winning round after round without stopping. 2 This expression has the word for a type of bread… but it’s not about food. 3 People might say this when you’ve scored several wins in a row. 2 To talk about or deal with the important parts of a subject and ignore the unimportant details. Pistas 1 The first word is something you do with scissors. 2 People use this when they want someone to stop talking around the topic and say the main thing. 3 It means skipping all the details and getting to the important point. 3 To let secret information become known. Pistas 1 You might accidentally do it during a conversation, especially if you’re too excited. 2 It means revealing something that was supposed to be kept quiet. 3 One of the words can also mean “to pour or let liquid fall accidentally.” 4 It's a synonym of bored, annoyed, or disappointed after having experienced it for too long. Pistas 1 It’s similar to being tired or sick of something, but more emotional. 2 One of the words is also used to describe giving food to someone. 3 It’s the feeling you get when you’ve had enough of something or someone. 5 to advise someone to not become too optimistic or confident about something. Pistas 1 You might hear it before hearing news that may not be good. 2 It includes a word that also means expectations or desires for the future. 3 It’s often said to protect someone from disappointment. 6 to be extremely happy and excited Pistas 1 The phrase involves being high up in the sky. 2 It’s often used after something wonderful happens. 3 One of the words is a number, and another refers to something fluffy and white.

Modismos en Inglés: Adivinanza 1Versión en línea

Descubre el modismo correcto.

por Rocio

Having great success which seems likely to continue.

Pistas

Imagine you’re playing a game and you keep winning round after round without stopping.

This expression has the word for a type of bread… but it’s not about food.

People might say this when you’ve scored several wins in a row.

To talk about or deal with the important parts of a subject and ignore the unimportant details.

Pistas

The first word is something you do with scissors.

People use this when they want someone to stop talking around the topic and say the main thing.

It means skipping all the details and getting to the important point.

To let secret information become known.

Pistas

You might accidentally do it during a conversation, especially if you’re too excited.

It means revealing something that was supposed to be kept quiet.

One of the words can also mean “to pour or let liquid fall accidentally.”

It's a synonym of bored, annoyed, or disappointed after having experienced it for too long.

Pistas

It’s similar to being tired or sick of something, but more emotional.

One of the words is also used to describe giving food to someone.

It’s the feeling you get when you’ve had enough of something or someone.

to advise someone to not become too optimistic or confident about something.

Pistas

You might hear it before hearing news that may not be good.

It includes a word that also means expectations or desires for the future.

It’s often said to protect someone from disappointment.

to be extremely happy and excited

Pistas

The phrase involves being high up in the sky.

It’s often used after something wonderful happens.

One of the words is a number, and another refers to something fluffy and white.

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Modismos en Inglés: Adivinanza 1Versión en línea

por Rocio

Having great success which seems likely to continue.

Pistas

To talk about or deal with the important parts of a subject and ignore the unimportant details.

Pistas

To let secret information become known.

Pistas

It's a synonym of bored, annoyed, or disappointed after having experienced it for too long.

Pistas

to advise someone to not become too optimistic or confident about something.

Pistas

to be extremely happy and excited

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